Ragdoll Cat Adopts Little Brother As Her Own Like a Real-Life Pixar Movie

If you're ever in doubt your fur baby is feeling a little lonely, adopt a pet for your pet! This very motto is working in Biscuit the Ragdoll's favor since her little brother Muffin came along. Now that they're together, Biscuit is the happiest she's ever been, because that's her baby now.

Some matchups are truly meant to be. Biscuit and Muffin are living their best lives and thank goodness we all get to witness it. Take a look at their sweet bond below!

Since @biscuit.muffin.ragdolls shared this video, more than 129,000 people have shown their approval, despite the cats' mom not knowing if Biscuit would accept a new kitten on her turf. We're thrilled it's working out so well. Besides, who doesn't love a happy ending? Clearly Biscuit makes the BEST foster mama and Muffin is all too happy to be her new baby.

Of the 1700 comments, everyone is obsessed with the new cutest duo around.

"The obvious purring makes me sob," one person wrote.

"So fluffy and snuggly! I want to be in the fluff," another said.

"I was definitely like is the kitten in the room with us until I seen another head," another joked.

Listen, I don't know what the rest of this week looks like or what my children will do with their lives, but I *do* know the world needs more Biscuit and Muffin content, STAT!

Related: Ragdoll Cat Becomes 'Foster Mom' to Kittens After Losing Her Sister and She's Finally Happy Again

Ragdoll Cats Love Company

There's a reason so many people love Ragdolls. Just as PetMD describes the Ragdoll breed as friendly and laidback, pet parents of "Raggies" know just how great these kitties are. You can tell how patient and affectionate they are by the way Biscuit immediately welcomed Muffin with open arms. She's practically bursting with love over her newfound friend.

These super floppy, social, and adaptable felines fit in almost any household, whether there are children or other pets. They're not big on drama and love attention, so be prepared to give them your undivided at some point each day.

The site also notes this is a breed that needs others and isn't a fan of isolation. So if you're on the fence about adding a new cat to keep your house cat company, it's a no-brainer!

And though they love a little one-on-one time with their people, they're also just as happy relaxing and cuddling. The bonus? They don't make a lot of noise, instead saving their meows for only important things, like if they're hungry.

Ragdolls are one of the greatest pets you could have. And if you're lucky enough to get two like Biscuit and Muffin, just know they'll take care of each other as much as they'll take care of you!